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Play 18 challenging holes at Golf Poggio de' Medici in Mugello, north of Florence, then enjoy a light ninth-hole lunch and a sommelier-led dinner of local organic dishes. This private day trip pairs sport with regional history and wine.
Play 18 challenging holes at Golf Poggio de' Medici in Mugello, north of Florence, then enjoy a light ninth-hole lunch and a sommelier-led dinner of local organic dishes. This private day trip pairs sport with regional history and wine.
Morning light strips the hills north of Florence into bands of gold and green as a private van climbs toward Mugello. Players step out where cypress shadows meet manicured fairways at Golf Poggio de' Medici; the course stretches across gentle ridges, the wind bending tall pines and calling a measured tempo to each shot.
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Operated by chianti golf&wine · Scarperia, Tuscany
Morning light strips the hills north of Florence into bands of gold and green as a private van climbs toward Mugello. Players step out where cypress shadows meet manicured fairways at Golf Poggio de' Medici; the course stretches across gentle ridges, the wind bending tall pines and calling a measured tempo to each shot.
Mugello is where the Medici clan rose to power—this landscape carries traces of fortified villages, stone farmhouses, and Renaissance roads. Scarperia, a medieval hamlet nearby, still shows its arched gates and the Palazzo dei Vicari; the terrain beneath the course sits on Pliocene clays and sandy fluvial terraces that drain toward the Sieve River and Lake Bilancino, shaping broad, playable fairways.
The day combines sport and table: an 18-hole round with a dedicated caddy, a light lunch served at the 9th, then a 19th-hole dinner of local organic fare paired by a sommelier. Expect Tuscan classics—tortelli mugellani or pappardelle with porcini—alongside Chianti and Mugello wines.
Plan practically: arrive with comfortable golf shoes and layered clothing—Mugello mornings can be cool and afternoons warm. Hydrate; wear sunscreen and a hat; allow the full day (about 10 hours) for transit, play, and the tasting. The experience suits casual and serious golfers alike and moves at a leisurely, deliberate pace that lets the landscape and the cuisine take center stage.
Yes, private transportation to and from Florence is included as part of this full-day experience.
Golf equipment is provided, but you may bring your own clubs if you prefer.
Yes, a dedicated caddy is provided for the 18-hole round to assist with course strategy and club handling.
A light lunch at the 9th hole and a multi-course dinner with a sommelier-led wine tasting are included in the itinerary.
chianti golf&wine operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
Morning light strips the hills north of Florence into bands of gold and green as a private van climbs toward Mugello. Players step out where cypress shadows meet manicured fairways at Golf Poggio de' Medici; the course stretches across gentle ridges, the wind bending tall pines and calling a measured tempo to each shot.
Morning light strips the hills north of Florence into bands of gold and green as a private van climbs toward Mugello. Players step out where cypress shadows meet manicured fairways at Golf Poggio de' Medici; the course stretches across gentle ridges, the wind bending tall pines and calling a measured tempo to each shot.
Mugello is where the Medici clan rose to power—this landscape carries traces of fortified villages, stone farmhouses, and Renaissance roads. Scarperia, a medieval hamlet nearby, still shows its arched gates and the Palazzo dei Vicari; the terrain beneath the course sits on Pliocene clays and sandy fluvial terraces that drain toward the Sieve River and Lake Bilancino, shaping broad, playable fairways.
The day combines sport and table: an 18-hole round with a dedicated caddy, a light lunch served at the 9th, then a 19th-hole dinner of local organic fare paired by a sommelier. Expect Tuscan classics—tortelli mugellani or pappardelle with porcini—alongside Chianti and Mugello wines.
Plan practically: arrive with comfortable golf shoes and layered clothing—Mugello mornings can be cool and afternoons warm. Hydrate; wear sunscreen and a hat; allow the full day (about 10 hours) for transit, play, and the tasting. The experience suits casual and serious golfers alike and moves at a leisurely, deliberate pace that lets the landscape and the cuisine take center stage.